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Principles and Techniques of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - 6th Edition
Edited by Keith Wilson and John Walker
CUP
March 2005
Hardback 802 pages ISBN 0521828899
£70.00
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Paperback 802 pages ISBN 0521535816
£35.00
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This is a new and expanded edition of the bestselling Principles and Techniques of Practical Biochemistry.
It includes discussion of the theoretical principles, practical details and applications of the key experimental
techniques that are routinely used in modern biochemistry and molecular biology, including those that have led
to the emergence of the new disciplines of genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics. All chapters have been
updated and new sections added to cover the principles of experimental design, the statistical analysis of
quantitative analytical data, and the principles and practice of clinical biochemistry. here are new chapters
covering cell culture, microscopy and mass spectrometry. To enhance student understanding of each topic,
in-text worked examples are included in each chapter. The textbook will be essential reading for all bioscience
students and pre-clinical medical students.
- Discusses the principles and practical applications of all commonly used analytical techniques in the
biosciences
- Aimed specifically at undergraduates in the life sciences, and includes all techniques that they are likely to
meet in their practical classes
- Includes increased coverage of molecular biology, including bioinformatics and proteomics techniques
Contents- Preface;
- List of contributors;
- List of abbreviations;
- 1. Basic priniciples Keith
Wilson and John Fyffe;
- 2. Cell culture techniques Anwar R. Baydoun;
- 3. Centrifugation Kay Ohlendieck;
- 4. Microscopy Stephen W. Paddock;
- 5. Molecular biology, bioinformatics and basic techniques Ralph Rapley;
- 6. Recombinant DNA and genetic analysis Ralph Rapley;
- 7. Immunochemical techniques Robin Thorpe and
Susan Thorpe;
- 8. Protein structure, purification, characterisation and functional analysis John Walker;
- 9. Mass spectrometric techniques Alistair Aitken;
- 10. Electrophoretic techniques John Walker;
- 11.
Chromatographic techniques Keith Wilson;
- 12. Spectroscopic techniques I: atomic and molecular
electronic spectroscopy Derek B. Gordon;
- 13. Spectroscopic techniques II: vibrational spectroscopy
and electron and nuclear spin orientation in magnetic fields;
- 14. Radioisotope techniques Robert J. Slater;
- 15. Enzymes Keith Wilson;
- 16. Cell membrane receptors and cell signalling Keith Wilson.
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